Certification Process

To be considered for Medical Marijuana Card qualification, you must:

In Florida, be a qualifying resident or part-time resident (31 consecutive days).

Be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition.

In Oklahoma, be a qualifying resident or card holder in another State for a temporary license.

How to apply for a medical cannabis card

Step 1: Sign Up & Upload Records

Create Your Account & Provide Medical Records

Book your appointment online and complete the electronic new-patient intake forms.
Upload recent medical records showing your qualifying condition, or bring them to your appointment.
If records are unavailable, we can request them on your behalf with a signed medical release.
Please note: requesting records may delay your certification until documentation is received.

Florida Patients:
Certification requires an in-person examination for new and transfer patients.

Oklahoma Patients:
Consultations are performed via telehealth.

Questions

GENERAL QUESTIONS

Do I need to worry about my privacy?

No. All visits are protected under HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). Your medical information is confidential and securely stored.

Do I need to be 18 years old to obtain an evaluation?

Yes. We currently do not see patients under 18.

Can I receive my certification on the first visit?

Yes. If you have your medical records and meet Florida or Oklahoma medical cannabis requirements, you may be certified during your first visit.

Am I guaranteed to receive a medical marijuana recommendation?

No. A recommendation can only be issued if the physician determines:

You have a qualifying medical condition under state law, and
The benefits of using medical cannabis outweigh the risks.

How long does the appointment take?

Most evaluations take 20–30 minutes, whether in person (Florida) or telehealth (Oklahoma).

⭐ COST & FEES

How much does it cost to get a recommendation?

Florida:

$150 — New Patient / Transfer (In-Person Initial Exam)
$125 — Telehealth Follow-Up (after 7 months)
$100 — Telehealth Follow-Up (before 7 months)

Oklahoma:

$150 — New or Transfer Patient (Telehealth)

Please note:
State card fees (Florida DOH & OMMA) are separate.
Insurance does not cover consultations, certification exams, or state application fees.

Do I need a credit card to book?

A credit card may be required to hold your appointment.
No-show fees may apply.
No refunds are issued if medical records are not provided.

⭐ FLORIDA PATIENTS

How do I get my Florida Medical Marijuana card after my recommendation?

If certified:

You will receive an email from the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry with a temporary password.
Log in and complete your state card application online (fastest), or mail the paper application.
Pay the $75 state fee online or by mail.
Within 1–2 weeks, you’ll receive a temporary approval email allowing you to visit dispensaries.
Your physical card will arrive by mail shortly afterward.

Important:

Florida MMJ cards must be renewed every 12 months.
Renew 30 days early to avoid delays.
Physician certifications must be renewed every 210 days.

Are telehealth appointments allowed in Florida?

Yes, for renewal visits only.
Florida law requires in-person exams for new or transfer patients.
After your initial in-person evaluation, follow-ups may be completed via telehealth in accordance with House Bill 387 and Section 381.986, Florida Statutes.

⭐ OKLAHOMA PATIENTS

How do I get my Oklahoma Medical Marijuana card after my recommendation?

After your telehealth consultation with our Oklahoma-licensed physician:

Log in to the OMMA online portal.
Complete the online application.
Upload your required documents (see below).
Pay the state fee.

OMMA typically processes applications within 14 days.

What documents do I need for the OMMA application?

Full legal name and date of birth
Proof of Oklahoma residency
Permanent mailing address (no P.O. Boxes)
Phone number and email
Clean, full-face digital photograph
Physician information
Physician recommendation form (dated within 30 days)

How often do Oklahoma patients need to renew?

OMMA requires physician recertification every 2 years.